Describe the bug

There is a logic flaw in the checkHasContent utility function (lib/markdownUtils.ts) that causes a complete page crash when a Markdown table header has exactly one column.

The function assumes reactNode.props.children is an array and calls .reduce() on it. However, if a component only has one child in React, props.children is an object, not an array. When markdown-to-jsx renders a single-column table, props.children on the <tr> wrapper is a single <th> object. Calling .reduce() on this object throws TypeError: reactNode.props.children.reduce is not a function, crashing the entire page render.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Create or edit a markdown file rendered via StyledMarkdownBlock.
2. Add a table with only one column:
3. Load the page locally or in preview.
4. See the TypeError complete page crash in the browser console / terminal.

Expected Behavior

The page should render the single-column table correctly without crashing. The utility function should safely iterate React children using React.Children.toArray() or check Array.isArray() before assuming array methods are available.

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Are you working on this issue?

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Do you think this work might require an [Architectural Decision Record (ADR)]? (significant or noteworthy)

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